In total Flat Susan will visit and stay with 36 people before she returns home. Yes, thirty six! That's a lot of travelling for such a tiny person. If you are new to this blog perhaps you should scroll to the very first post so you know more about who she is and what is happening with her. You are welcome to take the button on the right to display on your own blog and we hope you will visit the blogs of the people she has been staying with and leave a kind comment after your reading.

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Monday, 4 November 2013

A Day in Florida with Nan of Froggy Designs


Happy 2nd of November! We have had splendid weather whilst Flat Susan has been here. Although, today we're having some much need rain.

Today's post is a photo montage of our walk along the Boardwalk on Lake Dora. My first attempt at putting this together. I hope it runs for you.
 
Enjoy.   Boardwalk montage  
iPad users you can enlarge the usual way. For laptops click Boardwalk Photos or the tab above labeled Boardwalk to Palm Island. Click on the first pic will enlarge them and you can scroll thru at your leisure.

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4 comments:

  1. Neet4 November 2013 at 22:44

    Hey Nan, that's clever getting the photographs to change like that. I have so much to learn about computers.
    Looks as if it was lovely weather for you two to take a stroll. It was great to read it whilst singing in my head "under the boardwalk, down by the sea-e-e-e"
    Thanks.
    Hugs, Neet xx

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    1. Nan G4 November 2013 at 23:14

      Thanks Neet. It was a gorgeous day, mid- 80s. Quite warm back in the thick of it tho. :)

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  2. 505whimsygirl5 November 2013 at 14:13

    Hi Nan,

    Wow - a photo montage! I'm just learning how to wrap text around a photo..... tee hee. So glad that Flat Susan enjoyed your walk; it looks like it was a perfect day to go alligator watching!

    Hugs,
    Kay

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    1. Nan G6 November 2013 at 03:26

      Gorgeous day, yes. Sadly all the big gators have started to move off towards deeper and warmer waters. Only this spring's juveniles remain and they're still pretty small. I couldn't get a good pic of them.

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